US Must Invest in Emerging Tech to Keep
Pace with China, Govini Report Says

DefenseNews US Must Invest In Emerging Tech To Keep Pace With China

The U.S. government must commit to “meaningful” spending on emerging technologies to keep up with China and other competing nations, according to a report from data analytics firm Govini.

The report, Govini’s National Security Scorecard: Critical Technologies Edition, said that the Russia-Ukraine conflict shows that the future of warfare lies with emerging technologies, such as autonomous and semi-autonomous drones and artificial intelligence.

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